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Further confounding the frontier between electronica and post-rock, French Teen Idol weaves a fabric of intricate piano figures, impassioned sequences and intriguing samples. Meticulous harmonies and a fine sense of dynamics pervade this self-titled album.
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| Shouting Can Have Different Meanings |
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| (un)told Prejudices |
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| Do You Want To Make Me Hate You? |
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| Your Fault |
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| Lamb |
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| Inspired By A Galaxy |
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| Some Moral Content |
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| Same Tempos (changing) |
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1 - Shouting Can Have Different Meanings
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2 - (un)told Prejudices
3 - Do You Want To Make Me Hate You?
4 - Your Fault
5 - Lamb
6 - Inspired By A Galaxy
7 - Some Moral Content
8 - Same Tempos (changing)
Reviews
Reviewer:
Andrew Stuckey
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April 28, 2007
Subject: Post-Rock
Subject: Post-Rock
The album itself is a solid download, but what I really love about this album is that it pushes the netlabel scene to expand more into post-rock. We need more albums like this to make netlabels more accessible. I put the track Your Fault on my netlabel podcast (www.tuneintuneout.com)
Reviewer:
MrLaminar
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October 16, 2006
Subject: Seriously, one of the best netlabel releases ever!
Subject: Seriously, one of the best netlabel releases ever!
Do yourself a favor and download this album. If you like God Is An Astronaut, Mogwai, Sweek and similar bands, you will love this one!
Reviewer:
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May 31, 2005
Subject: great album
Subject: great album
another proof that one has to take the netlabels serious: this album has the same ambient of Mogwai without copying them. Thank you for being part of the netlabel(r)evolution.
